Home - News of Thursday 17 November 2005

Woes of Ghana Telecom Deepen
Ghana Gets $20m to fight HIV/AIDS
Gender mainstreaming is collective responsibility - Alima
FDB seizes sub-standard goods
Fast track the People's representation bill - Kennedy
GT Launches New card
JICA to assist tourism through Public-Private-Partnership
Attorney-General ordered to pay cost from his pocket
Govt?s growth rate target questioned
Ghana to face African Union on APRM
Papaye to institute scholarship to needy students
Special Papal Envoy to participate in Eucharistic Congress
MOD to ensure transparency in procurements
Trade rules driving farmers to poverty
AGI-AMALBANK launches finance scheme for SMEs
Court throws out SDA students' motion on examination dates
Blackout at K?bu - Surgery with flashlight
Professor Djangmah calls for open colleges
Media urged to use 'power' responsibly
No More Refreshments - It's a Drain On Economy
Two Firms To Run Ghana Water
Govt to re-activate Kumasi Shoe Factory
2000 Ghanaians Study In UK Yearly -Rawlings
Waste management is a challenge - Dr Agambila
Minister predicts better macro-economic environment
President Kufuor and nation mourn Prof Dickson
Make Ghana a real investment destination - ISODEC
Atwima Mponua records decrease in Profit
Good government policies attracts goodwill - Akoto Osei
State vested lands to be divested when not needed
Minister urges NGO to help reduce poverty
Impact of poverty getting worse in districts